Today, YES 4G from YTL Communications announced that they are providing free 40GB of mobile data to the B40. As part of the Kasi Up initiative, it's called the YES KASI UP B40 as long as you're part of the B40 category.

Based on a study done by speedtest.net, Malaysia is currently in 3rd place when it comes to the national average download speed with Thailand and Singapore coming in at 2nd and 1st place respectively. To go into more detail, Malaysia’s download speed averaged around 90.88Mbps while upload speed is somewhere around the ballpark of 50Mbps in H2 2020.

Today, Malaysians everywhere can now enjoy using Reels on their Instagram accounts. Reels is a new function that lets users create and edit short clips with actual audio and music, this includes a catalogue of international and local songs in any clips they create and share. 

MR DIY has recently announced that they have started employing programmable robots at their e-commerce warehouse in order to triple their productivity so that they can process orders much faster. Not only that, but it also gives those who are interested in robotics and automation to learn and expand their knowledge is beneficial to their career.

Based on a statement by ithome, it seems that Xiaomi will start production on the Xiaomi Car within 2 months. While there’s no information on whether the vehicles from Xiaomi will be available outside of China, we do know that the vehicles will resemble a lot like the Xiaopeng cars in China.

Starting from today onwards, it will be possible to help your parents and children above the age of 18 register for the COVID-19 on the MySejahtera app starting from 19 March 2021. In order to do so, all you need to do is head into the MySejahtera App and follow the necessary steps in order to have your family registered.

Sony Malaysia has officially unveiled the SRS-XB13 will be available in Malaysia starting from August 2021. While there is no information on the local pricing, we do know that it will be available in 6 striking colours including black, blue, taupe, coral pink, powder blue, as well as lemon yellow.

Celcom, Digi, and Maxis signed a Definitive Agreement to work together to expedite the development of fibre backhaul to base stations which will then be shared by all the service providers. With that in mind, this ensures that there is no duplicated fibre infrastructure, driving down the cost of development which benefits both customers and providers.

Earlier today, the Malaysian government announced the PEMERKASA programme which provides families with school children with RM300 in order to purchase a smartphone. Not only that, but they’ve also introduced the MyBAIKHATI programme to help distribute laptops as well as used electronics to those in need.

Today, unifi just announced that they too will be shutting down the 3G network. Since the company is part of the National Digital Infrastructure Plan (JENDELA) to provide all Malaysians with quality access to digital connectivity, here's everything you need to know about the details.